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I think whichever state file was last saved or loaded before an update gets reloaded automatically after an update. The STATE.f42 file that has been saved is automatically loaded after an update. State files saved with other names are NOT loaded. That doesn't seem to agree with the source code. Fro...

I think whichever state file was last saved or loaded before an update gets reloaded automatically after an update. The STATE.f42 file that has been saved is automatically loaded after an update. State files saved with other names are NOT loaded. Confirmed, though I either never knew or forgot this...

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Mon Sep 07, 2020 8:33 pm

I think whichever state file was last saved or loaded before an update gets reloaded automatically after an update.

The STATE.f42 file that has been saved is automatically loaded after an update. State files saved with other names are NOT loaded.

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Wow, that's scary. :o I'll be more careful when handling mine, although where it currently resides there is a soft padded carpet for it to fall on. Is the ribbon connector part of the screen assembly ? I've had problems with the keyboard faceplate separating from the calculator body on my DM15L, and...

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so sorry but this is my first time using the DM42, I previously had various models of 48, so this it a bit different. can some one walk me thru the steps? as an example, this is the loan I would like to calculate. $50,000 loan [pv], 60 months [60], 2.5% interest this is what i'm doing [xeq] [mort] ...

oh, what is DUE variable? It is a setting to determine if payments are to be made at the end of a payment period (arrears), in which case DUE=0, or if they are made at the beginning of a payment period when due, in which case DUE=1. When payments are made when due, they are lower, since no interest...

oh, what is DUE variable? It is a setting to determine if payments are to be made at the end of a payment period (arrears), in which case DUE=0, or if they are made at the beginning of a payment period when due, in which case DUE=1. When payments are made when due, they are lower, since no interest...

I tried the program, and it works for me. I assume that your .03 entry is for the interest . Try entering 0 for [DUE]. Using your values and pushing [PMT] twice, I get the result 45.80379418 in the X-register, which agrees with my HP 12C. That worked for me. The having to push PMT twice is odd to m...